Dual diagnosis refers to the coexistence of substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Integrated care is crucial for these patients, addressing both issues simultaneously. Traditional approaches that treat addiction and mental health separately often lead to fragmented care and poor outcomes. Comprehensive programs combining psychotherapy, medication management, and lifestyle interventions improve recovery rates. Multidisciplinary teams involving psychiatrists, addiction specialists, and social workers ensure personalized care plans. Emphasizing holistic healing, integrated care fosters stability and reduces relapse, offering a path to sustainable recovery for individuals with dual diagnoses.
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